Steel structures

FIRE PROTECTION FOR STEEL STRUCTURES

Although steel is a non-flammable material, it can lose its load-bearing capacity within minutes after the breakout of a fire. To prevent this, engineers use fire protections to give steel structures required fire resistance. The fire-proofing of a steel structure consists of application of a refractory lining that retards the buildup of temperature in the protected component, which delays achievement of the critical temperature and the resulting loss of strength.

Our business related to protections for steel structures includes fire-proofing of such items with:

• Swelling paints;
• Spray-on mortars;
• Panel enclosures.